Sentence examples for mentally come from inspiring English sources

I have been on holiday for the past three days and have had the quiet and time to mentally come to terms with the end of my national team career.

These close-ups allow the viewer to mentally come close to the represented beneficiaries, construing a more personal relationship.

"It takes a long time mentally to come to terms with it.

Irvine is determined not to overuse Berahino, especially through the hectic Christmas schedule, and risk leaving the 21-year-old physically and mentally exhausted come the new year.

Vogues for the treatment of the mentally ill come under the spotlight; so too do the radical changes in our understanding of genetic inheritance.

"It takes a lot mentally to come back and train and race year after year, to stay that intense over that many years," said Mark Young, the assistant coach overseeing America's 800-meter runners in Sydney.

I always try to be generous and kind when the mentally deficient come to my doorstep selling candy or trying to convince me Windows is great.

His son, 21 and mentally disabled, came into the room.

"Mentally, it comes to the point where you just have to go out and keep trying to improve," he said.

If one fleeting moment summed up the depths to which these Australians have plumbed, the desperate level to which they appear to have sunk mentally, it came with Broad's dismissal of Clarke.

By William P. Gunn and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 5, 1934 P. 17 On the heel of the Chief Medical Examiner's announcement that 1500 city teachers were mentally unbalanced came Arthur Murray's advertisement in the local papers addressed to teachers, pointing out that dancing is the ideal way to keep fit.